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Posted On: 05/13/2020 2:10:14 PM
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Rand Paul Says Secret to Social Distancing Is Making Everyone Despise You
By Andy Borowitz
May 13, 2020
Sen. Rand Paul RKy. arrives for the Senate Republicans lunch.
Photograph by Bill Clark / CQ-Roll Call / Getty
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Sharing helpful health tips with the American people, Senator Rand Paul said on Wednesday that the secret to social distancing is making everyone despise you.
“People get all worried about whether other people are staying six feet away from them,” Paul said. “The trick is, if you act like a total jerkwad, people will stay much farther away from you than that.”
Paul also questioned whether wearing a mask protects someone as well as saying incredibly asinine things does.
“Airborne droplets can spread by people talking to each other,” Paul said. “If no one ever wants to talk to you, problem solved.”
He urged places of business in his home state of Kentucky to reopen as soon as possible, a process that he volunteered to help safely facilitate. “If you reopen your restaurant and it gets too crowded, I will walk through the door and immediately clear it out,” he said.
https://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-repo...Y_Borowitz
By Andy Borowitz
May 13, 2020
Sen. Rand Paul RKy. arrives for the Senate Republicans lunch.
Photograph by Bill Clark / CQ-Roll Call / Getty
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Sharing helpful health tips with the American people, Senator Rand Paul said on Wednesday that the secret to social distancing is making everyone despise you.
“People get all worried about whether other people are staying six feet away from them,” Paul said. “The trick is, if you act like a total jerkwad, people will stay much farther away from you than that.”
Paul also questioned whether wearing a mask protects someone as well as saying incredibly asinine things does.
“Airborne droplets can spread by people talking to each other,” Paul said. “If no one ever wants to talk to you, problem solved.”
He urged places of business in his home state of Kentucky to reopen as soon as possible, a process that he volunteered to help safely facilitate. “If you reopen your restaurant and it gets too crowded, I will walk through the door and immediately clear it out,” he said.
https://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-repo...Y_Borowitz
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